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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22
NOTICE.
AM Once at New Ctlcans, ia.

Lanl Once At New Orlcan5, Ia.
Dec. 81, 1881.
Notice IS hereby Given that the
follow settler has fled
notice Of his intention to make Gnal
proc. in support of Ills claim. and
chat said proof viii lU mode horore
the Judge or in his absence thc
CLERK Of the District Court OF ah.
lpvil'e, Ia. on Saturday, EebruorG
&c, 1887, ris Arthur D~oulreanx
who made lIoo,e EnhY No. cool
for Che N half Of NV qnartco, scc.
%, I 10, sR Q East, l.. Al.
lie names the fol'oDing witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
anon, and cultivation OF said land.
viz Francois Gnidrr. Lastio On
hois, Nobar Dubois and Desire D..
Eroussard Of Verm;linn parish, Ia.
Thomas j. bUTLEn, Register.
Jan s.'S7.
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NOTICE..
@ &c, at New Orleans, La,

Aahu " &c, at AcG orleans, La,
danny 9, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that tie
olI"N ingnamed sctt!cp has Glcd
notice OF his intention to make tiual
proof III SUPPORT of his claim, ond
that said proof sill he made Before
CleF6 of the Disteict Court at Al
heville, Ia, co Saturday. February
26, 1887, viz: Leonard Lalande.
Who made Hone Entry 40. 5Io7.
for tho " half of Nv quarter, Sec
s, I. 81, SIS 8 w., 10. Meridian.
lie names tile MIio@ing wi,ncssc5
IN prove his continuous residence
upon, ana cultivation of said LAND.
ol9: Parker Foreman. Luther Fore.
man. Jules B%ouGrean2 and Marins
H~oudceana, all ct Vermilion parish,
Louisiana.
T'HoHas J. BUTLER, Register.
Jan. 8.'S6.
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Probate Sale.
SITE or LOUISIANA
.25'h judicial District.
Parish Of Fermilion.
40. 61.

oAtEil VI = VI ullliOll,
40. III.
succession Cd hwcIie TraABa.
3y virtue Of an order from the
Ion. District Coul9 ~aforosni8,
granted in the matter CT tho ahoqe
entitled and numbered succession.
Notice is hcsebg giqcn rl,at tI,cro
will be offered for sale, at pnblic
auction. to Ghc las uud highest bid
der, .or cash, 20 pay debts, at iie
ate residence o. the deceased, in the
town of Abhevilie. on
THURSDAY the 10Th day Of Fcb
ruary 1887.
nc following described property, 70
Wit:
Lot 10. 50 OF Mcgrcts portion
o. the town Of AbbeeiIlc, having a
front of 90 feet on st. Charles strcct
~ one hundred anu fortp-lour feet 9
inches in depth, bounded on the n.
h. lot 20. SIS, on theS hr l6t No.
90, on the y. 1y St. Charles and ".
by vt 30. 81, with all ioIroye
mcnts.
Lot 80. G5 of ~3Gegrct's portion of
1bbeville, having a front OF 90 (cet
on st. Charles street hy one hun.
bred and forty.two feet six inches in
; bounded on the Nortl, by
DIES SUurs de Charlie. s. I,y lot
G6. d. by lot 30. % and west
bg s.. Charles street, and improve.
ments.
Lot 80. : Of Begret's por,ion of
J AbeeilIc. haeing n front Of nineH
feet on Roe Lo,isi8naj.c hv one hun
tteo and arty two feet six inches :,
bounded on the n. by lot 20. 10. ).
b. lot No. Is, Z by R1e louisa.
and ~. ty lot 80. 90, with
10! rroyGmGnss.
Given under NY oQcial signature,
bis Sth day Of January 1887.
H. Il. LYOHS, Dep sheliQ.
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Probate Salo.
SrqTE or LOULsL.4N. T..
Parish Of EermiIion.
2Jtl judicial District GourL,

20. 81
Succession of 8m6l;ra Allonard,
BY rirtnC Of an order of sale
Granted hy Inc Hon. 25,h Indic;a!
District Court. in AMI for the parish
al Ncrmiliun ana $Iatc OF Louisiana,
IN the matters q. the above entitled
and numbered succession. notice i
hereby gwen thu there Ill he sold
at public auction, to the lost md
highest bidder, at the late rcsidcnce
of the deceased. for cash. on
Tuesday, Rsbe<s'9rg gJ. 1852.
the following described property be-
loIsin. to said succession, to Wit /:
Tot No. CT q a.. D. Negret's
portion of d~hbeviIlc, bounded \.
by lot so. G3 Il. BY lot No. %, S.
by Eue DIES SCnrs dc Cllariti and
W. H. st. Charles street. measuring
foot front on ST.. Lil0riC: street
by IL feet G inches on IGuc dcs
dc Charlie.
MARIE GNToTEETrE BnRN I'D,
Administrators.
AhheYillc, 9any s. 1887.
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NOTICE.
haul CIiGc at Nov Orleans, IN.

Janua,Y S, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the
folloGing+namcd settler mas filed
notice Of his infection to make Gaal
proof in ')pport of his claim, and
-''ag said proof sill he made 'befora
the Judge or in his alrpnce tito
tIe,6 Of the District Court at Alb
'o'vil|". "a. on Vouday Fchrnnrv
IS, 1887, via:-IIvpolilc Boudrranx.
10 made Home Entry No. 1854.
for the South Ncst quarter Sec. |, r.,
II, sooth, Rage . East, Ia.
Urridlan.
lie natne tAc FolloWing Gitocsvcs
to prove, his coutinuuus residence
Gpon, al cultivation OF said land.
w = Clodomtr Conner, Sevcrine,
! adersnn sampson. Laurent
Conuer, al Of Verni|i0, parish Ia.
IHos. J.. RUTLGR Register.
Jan. s. 1887.
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i VENDRE.

Terres, par pc1ites quantities, on
pas gros bots an gre de |'acheteur.
Po"r lons rcnseisnemcuts s'adres*er
at sorssign6, On, les rendra a acS
conditions libhra!est Achetenrs,
rous. pendant Qa'elles som a
bon marclje -!
,, p. GuGyo4~.
Tor jgnricr 1851.
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NOTICL.
.anG Que a Nov OrIe-n

-1diN oAA-S d. NV oIlt us, ~,
lee. 81, 1887.
Notice is hereby give that the
-ollo inG named 9tllcr has filCl
notice Of his intention to make final
lroot in Gpport = his lain, and
Chat said proof viii he made he9ne
III Judge or in his lsence the
C|orE oG the liaLrirL Go RI 90 80.
hesi'lr, la, on Saturday February
20, 1897. Wig Francois GniGry IS no
made Home Entry No. Goo2 for the
sonth half OF NV quarter Sc. 80, n
3, SR. East La. Meridian.
lie names The following Witnesses
tn prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation o. said i3nQ.
Nesire d. Bronssard, Arthur
Boudreanx, Lastie IEuhois. Mobar
Dubois. all Of Iermiiion Parish, In.
i'Ho.gAs j. BUTLEr, REGISTER.
Jan,S.'S7.
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ASTGl = \ F'nEDTGt
mark
IS: lASTIE BiJprSSARD,
SEATL Of LOUISIAEA,
e5'l Judicial District Co5rt.
Parish Of ermilion.
No.G5.
:. procession of S.nlrInc patIhz

succeS5ien of hmclnc Gaf.hz.
I2Y tirtue Of an npier q sale Granted Ok
- the Honorable 18th il 3iciri District
Court. in and foo che parish, Of Nermilion
and State of louisiana in the GDattcl of
the above entitled odd nrlDbeiod estate.
notice is ilrrrLy gives that there vii he
SOLD Of public auction. 70 thc last and
highest bidder. at the late Csilsnce Oh the
deceased, in this parish. on
Thursday, February -. 1851.
the following property bel 1ging to said
estate to wit
Lle tInrt of ilul aitnatJi i1tllis parisl,s
On TIE wr&I side Of Boyou Vernilion. con
tanning forty diIlUD acres and designated
. ) the NY. quarter of che Ne. q..artCr. Of
Section !. IN Nj. -, ETt. 3 last.
one corn rrih-lIn dwelliug house
40 p%onne'> Of ~.,tnriug-15 head Gentle cat
tie }oss-A lot az household fuI0ituro
hedsIrads ana bcGiingIme in3 a.
canting utensils. and many other artichs.
Terms, Daah f. rSy dehts.
J. 5. HLEEG, She If.
Jlanary % 1857.
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al persons whomspcrer arc here
hr forbidden to enter upon. or hunt
opon or in ang mamne trcspass upoa
any pasture grounds OR enclosures.
Az parties %rioIa'inS this notice
vii 30 prosecuted to tue fn'i extent
Of the law.
CLEIGNriVE HoLL;N,
Widow Peter Zee.
January !, 1887.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or yERMfL1os.
H5A Judicial District CourG.

Ne. f2S.
Widow & heirs of Aug,Etin a.
Broussard So. the heirs of BENJAMIN
Broussard and Anastasie Broussard.
To Arrillien BroussarA, pom
Iouis A. Broussard, Celeaine
Bronssard. widow OF y. n. Dillon,
Minos q. hronssard, flle heirs %
Bcf2lrc BroQssar,i, deceased wif, ~
). Lachaus.6, Desire i.achauss9 au,b
Jdraste Lacl'ausse, majors. and ST.
monet Laclmusse, tutor to the mino9
children Of said Bclsire Broo.~ard.
descendants Of Edward D.. BroIs
sard, now deceased /; Antoine Brous.
sarn, only child of Camillo a. Brons.
sard Of this Parish; Narcotic Bro,,s.
sard and her husband Addison
Moore. the children OF Eugenia
BronsSard. deceased vifc of Chenille
u. Duhon also deceased ei,oe
names and ages ore not known:
Lczima Broussard, Broussar&.
wife 30 Ardorsin. Atheist
Bronssar3 and MarreIle BYoussara
Of the parisl, Of Calcasien. aua Ana.
stasie Br"nssard, wife Of Theorhila
David, of Iberia parish. end ehil.
dren and grand children of ahes.
tiste Bronssard. deceased.
Won arc hereby notified fiat. pee.
snant to an order granted hs the
Hon. .. nehajIIon, Judge of ee,a
court, Tho undersigned will IN Mon
dar. the 7th day Of March 1887. at
10 o'clock a. M. before said Judge
in chambers. ct the court house, go
ahhevi||e. La., proceed to prove up
and re-es'ahlish title to the foilo@.
ing described property, to Wit:
l. Az act Of partitions hetgeeG
tho heirs of Benjamin Broussard.
passed abodt the year 1897, hv
which the late Angustin A. Bsons.
sard, became the owner Of n certain
trac: Of land. in this parish, in
5rosse,ls'e woods, measuring one.
'onrth ol one arpent front he artV
arpents deep bounded above h7 tho
lot OF land pmrtitioned to Arvillien
Bronssard. below by A,wnstin a..
''%r"us~ard, cast by The heirs of q. s..
Labanvc aud vest BY lands ,heO va.
cant.
.. IN act Of partition and ea'e
between the heirs nf Ams,nsie
''ronssard. passed about the scar
1854, l.; which the late Augusta a.
became Pho oener eF g.
certain tract of land in this parish.
Lake l'eiynenr, being in the De.
ahonSsaye grant and having =. frouG
# six arpents Ivy thirty deer; hound.
d above 10y what gas then pniI,c
and, below hy the then DursnG
ract, cast hv Celcstinc Broussa,d.
wife, now widow Of j. q. Dillon
nd vest by lands vacant 40 that
inc.
Ahbevillc. Dec. 90. 1886.
LAsTIT RRoussARp.
For self and aidoW and hens OF
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IS

3 r'rticls Of TIC BsTm is applied into each nostril.
ss agreeable to use and is quickly absorbed. eject.
rNly cleansing the aasal paef2ces of catarrhal v:rUg,
causing heathy secretions,
II afa5s pain and inflamrqstion. projects tire mem.
bfallal Innings OF the head from additional colds
completely, fIeals the sores and restores the Renae
or taste and smell. beneficial results aYg realized
h . feg epplica ions.
Il thorough tTgr'meat riN eure.
Price so cent u druggists by noau, registered,
eJ cents. Circulars sent free.
ELY BROTHERS, druggists, ONego, \. Y. y.
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Ca,uf4R is Nor O ff!oodDizrsve.'

LafaFfh Is Nor o T7!oOdD israse.
10 ptntter w'Iur parts it may finally eject, ca,
tarrn always starts in the head, and belongs to the
head; There is no mystery bout the origin of this
One OF the Kind tFat is sure to be better in 4 few
days" Thousands of victims know hos it is Nv
aid g Derlence. Ely's Cream Balm cares colds IN
mo head and Cstsrrh in al lits Stages,
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,, . O q !.
@TATT Of LOUISIANA
%lh .Julicia, district Como
7'n.inh Of hrIluilinn

50. b..
70 -. onkinwn h"hrs OF IIariD @IeIlisc
Frederick.
4ou VA please 1af5 nutio that pursn,
:int - an order of the Honu0uhIc 18th .Ju-
iicial District court. for the parish Of
Eernrlior. t.. nlni"r jgncd VIII on ,lnn-
day. the !ith day Of tiiril ~>31. viii Drn-
rcrd , I~oyn NJ. re-iM#tate and lc~rS..tb-
isl, the will Of = ih't.tric Iic1' Use t'rstie-
tlck. by which the undersigned was i>sti-
lnttd 30 universal lrcatee aud sole heir,
AS well rs lc-t>ta'dish Ito iil,lg1nen Of
lloinol0 ntion and prohatinD thereof. Tnu
ore ttirltH.r notittDd to be present if you
proper Wit yolr opsmjtion to suci,
proceedings.
bbDvile, L&rusry -. 1Sl-.
IS
AGTol X FHIDElur.
mark
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Blood will tell" as the murderer
remarked when he wiped his lands
Oh his victims pocaet-l.alkerchiet
SlARRIFT

i5oIGNTILEg-CA4 +be sos;sanr
o. the brides mother, in Dnelonsas. g.
Monday: January 70, 1857. by Bcs. Franc;e
" Lewis. Dir. II. B~odemulirr, foreman Of
vie Tome Sign4l, and Hiss Lille C~gtr;n.
u bpcIou rs.
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having u IC4t lol'apI Elll~ ~ me
northeast part of town.
large quantities q cotton Wa
brought to town during the wee's
ana shippel 10 New Orleans.
Some new buildings are go;a. up
ID this place. which Give signs Of
~wosPe:!ry aud ahc future growth =
lbberiIip.
loaain ORANGES, Es3, ~ Caraa-
ero settlement, is in ro8n, aad. as
Ne are informed. viii ID some gar,
1eyius 10 or parish.
0ollins aud orro'>o5 we've pIl4ti-
al IT, Teeh in the neiehborilood or
own. and onr porting meu are
lorirY q tine lime h"n~iug tAem
HI. 0phelia Eo"rq"r, me o. ON
miucipal merchant, left here last
Sunday for Eew Orlcan4 70 replan-
lib Lis slock of Goo1s. lie ill -e.
turn ll;s evening.
Mis- l.. leblanc iutnrnel uomc
lsy SundaY from Live Oab. where
she ha1 hon spending sorae time
nth her friend, the bcautiiul gazeile.
Ms Antonia neronrn.
Monday morning the wrathortooE
another turn. ond H. night tho Nor.
cnry grawled down to Tue ireczing'
point nd the rond5 were covered |
9TH sheer Of thin ice.
NJ. Aaguale Pra:, o cousin Of 1nr
felloS-ioen sman. Mr. J. ". Dcanx'g.
arrived here last Saturaac from
Bdrdeauy. France. and VIII makp
this place his future hone.
Sesefal marriages. are aid 10 -3nu
tai place in IhhcriIle. IN ola sra
csp1ajn from Calca>icn, ~ |cgrD.
has become infatuated with one d
our earning widows, and is vrn
dcsirms Of becomiug one r rtr
urUlc6,
Ir. 4. ]. Addi>oo is !ly;nr Q
neat cottage bui,t in The rear and to
the est of his printing olice builG. !.
ing. 1t II he finished IN ab9uI Zen ,
da7 hence, anu, when coW plcteL, To /
nc The lan@nagc Of friend, II ill
be d daisy" ;
scTcfOl wagons from tie Cagca. s
GO Sotiiemcnt, fnadcd With seeberS
of p'ensare, passed through toWn
last Tuesday, on ,hcir way 10 the !
s'a>horc. where they cxpcct 10 in :
dalEe lonntiousle Oh fresh G.h, oyS
efs, Shrimp, crabs ana game.
nat %enterprisiug merchant. Mr.b
Jacob %isaacs, has been yerg bnsy all
THIS week moving his large stock Of I
gaods to his mammoth neg store. !
Ne mg ha3 room to make q fair =,
&A!Hla! Of :is large stock Of goods, n
groceries, etc, W,llich lie i Offering i
u roc bottom prices. =
He1re pleased to state that quite e:
9 number Of strangers are secking .,
'eFiRilion parisi: as Their future q
'aue' Cone on, We have plenty .
"om let For tilIers Of tic soil, ana !!
" Wi receive you with open arms, :
aAa make you Gecl at home, III lie
hrgjn.
la.t Sunday morning Mr. Milisnf,
''eJc5n, residing in Prairie L,reig.l
aO0at ten miles from Abberille, met
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NGD,TTCEC.

III persons are hereby Warned
ana horb'Oicn to cntC upon, o: hunt
or IN any manner tleSpass upon nv
pasture lands or enclosures. All
parties @lll De prosecuted to the full
cStoDt of tho law.
J. T. GCsYDAN.
January :. 1887.
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Dissolution OF TarGRrr>bip.
The partnership existing between T.. u.
Dnrliy. and 0aeal ttnry is dissolved, by
lnut,tli consent.
Y. u. DrrrI,
ONE GtET.
lbfWyille. va. December H. lsAj.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

Some ne@ buildings ore going %
% this place. which Give signs Of
wospe:lry aud ohc future groTth +
DberiII1.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

large quantities q cotton was
brought 10 town during the weeh
ana shippel 10 New Orleans.
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5000.
IESSfEURs ATTENTION. /,

AE>SIEJRs ATTENTION
.'atfre troIs cents piastrcs, cclni
qni d6noncera, ct fera con4amner lc
ma @!aTteur on ious ceux gni Sc .plai-
>erbnt a detralre, casser, d6t6riorer
ma savane.
y. T. CCEYD4N.
Ter jsoyier 1857.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

Deputy Sheriff A. J.. Leblanc is
having 4 neat cottage tnitt II lie
pCrtlrcast part Of town.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

loaiain Frances, En-, IL Caraa-
fro settlement, is in rown, and. a
Nc arc informed. viii ~ some gar.
1eying 10 our parish.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

ha.t Sunday morning Mr. Million
f'ejc9n, residing in Prairie Lsreig.
aooat ten miles from Abberille, met
WIN . unfortunate mishap. While
irving q pair Of unru'2 horses, he
sas hroTa q the gr0nad, and his
aasa tercMin. entaneled in lhe
''des, his left arm vas dis!oratel al
a Shoulder.
taore las leen Q change in lie
.aedn!c time Of the arrival and
sFpSrt"re Of the Abbeyillc mail.
''s new scheme is as follows: The
,aeS leaves New Iberia rostofiee
p,"y at e:l5 p. NJ, and arrives by
= M; It arrives at Ahbeville by
p m, and leaves here at S a.
except On Sundays.
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DoEIIN8 aud oTToT-0I woe p.IN.I.
al til Tee's in the neiehborllood o.
own. and onr porting men are
loriu. q tine lime hnn,iug lAem
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HI. 0pheliaa Bourqnr, ano 0. ou7
Pfiucipal merchant, left here last
sandal for Eew Orlcaus 70 replan.
lib tis sloek of goo1s. lie ill --
turn lis CInniEn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

Ms l.. leblanc ,gtnrnel uomc
Is Sunday from Live Oab. where
she ha1 hon spending soae time
18th her friend, the braptiEul gazeile,
Ms Antonia neroncn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-01-22

January !, 1887.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-12
THE LORDLY SWINDLER.
Lord Claude Montague BERTHE Is
Again Exposed in New Jersey.

Lord Claude Montague BERTHE Is
Again Exposed in New Jersey.
Some time ago pseudo nObleman,
calling himself Lord Claude Montague
Berthe, visiting the city, put up at the
Mengrr hotel. and made palpable hit
lie found ready sdmittance to the
houses OF several Of our principal citi-
zens and even went so far as TO propose
marriage to the daughter OF one of our
citizens, and was so well received that
It was generally understood that the
Young lady would, in the course OF time,
become his wife. Then he managed to
borrow large sums OF money from his
GOnfidng friends until such times as his
remItances arrived from England.
Those remittances never came, and my
lord disappeared one fine morning ana
,'ame back, never, oh, never no more"
lie PLAYED the same game as the Hon.
John Reginald Talbot" Lord COurte-
ury," Lord Charles Pelham Clinton"
and was recently doing the same trick
IN Newark, y j when he was exposed
by one OF his old time victims and made
tracks southwark, but il is hardly posi-
ME that he will have the chez to come
TO Texas again. Tn" noble lord 10 moth
ing more nor nothing less than swind-
Ter He is the son OF one OF Lord De-
vOn's servants and has been an inmate
ut London prison. He has been here
about ten years and since that time has
appeared on this continent In several To-
calties posing as nObleman and
swiudling his Contiding dupes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-12
The Electric Light Middle.

The San Antonio Electric Light COM
pany Yesterday filed an Injunction in
the district court against the San
Antonio Gas company restraining them
from laying further poles wires for their
electric light system, and the Western
Union Telegraph company filed q SINH
lar suit against the same company soon
after.
Judge NOOnsn was called upon at p.
m. TO grant the iDjunOtlOns and be did
sO,and by 5O'clOck they were duly serV-
ed on the parties interested.
The Gas company will shortly make q
motion for dissolution Of the Injunction
claiming that they are under contract
to furnish lights for the city and that
the other companies are not legally
damaged by their action.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-12

-NOyes q LsnghOlZ have a large as
sOrtment Of lap robes beautiful de-
signs; also horse blankets.
Mon. Tues. q Sat.
Keep your horses from being chilled
by buying horse blankets for them at
NUyes q LaughOIz. non. Tues. Il Sat.
-AngOrS skins make as handsome
presents rs YOU can give your friends.
NOyes q LanghOiZ have a large assort-
inert Mon. Tues 81 Sat.
Safe for Salc-We have beautiful safe,
cost Sl25. will sell for $50.
For sale la acres all under fence and 100
room house, $ eNerlas Ing mills and tanks
with pieru of wafer, location, Somerset dis
trIct and 70 miles from city. (9e)
"A man named Freeman, who was
arrested lsst uight for being drunk and
dsOrderly, was again arrested this
morning upon a charge Of beating his
wife.
The places OF amusement were not
attended last night on account of the
rain. The churches we've not well at
tended, either.
Antonio X drigueZ, while drunk
and disorderly, beat his mother and
sister. He WAS arrested and this morn
ing was fined S25 by the police justice.
-Ohhcer Massey arrested q deserter
from the army last Saturday and turned
him over to the U. 5. authorities on Gov
ernment Hill.
There are some little differences be-
tween the Sunset railroad and its en-
gineers, but it IL thought that they will
be amicsbly adjusted.
On Saturday night fire occurred on
the SINNER property South Laredo street,
UcC,siOned by q foul chimney Fortu-
nately the fire was extingulshed with
out much Injury.
- The Cumberland Presbyterian
church has arranged for Christmas
Tree entertainment for the little folks, TO
lake place during Christmas week, at
the church.
"A party Of dudes had q big blow
out Saturday night and every
one Of them got drunk, very drunk, but
owing TO the kindness OF the policeman
on the beat, were sent home instead OF
being arrested.
Several members OF the Belknap
Rifles have been summoned to appear
before court martial tonight to show
Csuse why they should not be dismissed
for delinquency and hon attendance.
Mrs. Myers-Groos, who keeps a
grocery corner Acequia and Obraje
streets, WAS granted divorce this
morning from her husband GrOOs, on
the grounds OF three years abandon
ment.
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PERSONAL,
Alderman Smye is yet very Ill.
Mrs. ChAs. Ochse lie i'll.

Alderman Smye isyet very Ill.
Mrs. Chss. Ochse lie i'll.
Ramon Guerra, Of Pena, is In the
city,
T. J. Fore, a prominent citizen Of
Helena, IS at the st. Leonard today.
W. G. Kingsbury, OF BOerne, is at the
Southern.
Miss Cox, Of HIllsboro, is stopping at
the Southern.
DR. R q Sommerville, Of Temple, is
At the Southern.
Mr.. Will Rote has returned from Vic.
toria.
Mr. 1. Msrchant and rsmily have gone
to California.
Col. Curtis Davis has gone to Freehold,
N. J.
Miss Eooles, OF Lynchberg, Va, lie the
guest OF Mrs. John A. Green.
DR.. J. MsliDe, Of st. Jo., Missouri, is
at the Maverick.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. N. Mayer, OF Mays
Vile, Kentucky, are at the Maverick.
IT. Z Smith, j. A. Greenhouse, Z
DauRherty and Mr.. Heidenheimer, are
at the Southern On their return from q
big hunt In the northwestern noun
tains OF the state.
Conductor Fithian, and his mother,
Mrs. ID. ID. Evans Of Dauville, passed
through the city on Saturday en- route
for Saltillo, Mexico.
Mr.. A. G. Shell, for some time past
popular employe OF Geo. DullDig, leaves
In the morning for New York, where he
goes to ill government position,
add to sherifis
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Christmas Goods
At Young & Arnold.
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important to Business Men.

Comptroller Mccall in a letter to the
tax collector of Colorado county says:
Until the supreme court Of the
United States shall render a decision in
said case, holding the law imposing said
tax to be unconstitutional and In contra
ventiOn with the laws OF interstate
commerce; or until the said law may be
repealed by the legislature OF this state;
or until the congress of the United
States shall, by express enactment deny
the right of states to impose such tax,
this department expects the tax cOlleo-
tors and all peace officers Of the state of
Texas, TO enforce the law Of this state,
requiring the payment Of occupation
tax by every drummer" who may do
business in this state, and without max
ing any distinction Whatever between
resident and nonresident"